Retirement Board approves new hires, retirements, and investment rebalancing. Chairman Thomas Kelley and board members Lynne Barrett, Dale Webber, Robert Ness, and Sharon LaRosa unanimously approved six new permanent full-time employees (four town, two school) and eight superannuation retirements
Retirement Board approves warrants and CBIZ audit, pension fund value $293.9 million. The Plymouth Retirement Board unanimously voted four warrants totaling $7,579,000.92 and approved the draft December 31, 2024 CBIZ audit, with trial balance at $302,656,720.15 as of February 28, 2026. Investment
Plymouth Retirement Board approves PERAC draft audit for 2019-2022 period with pay classification agreement. Chairman Thomas Kelley and board members unanimously backed the audit after Executive Director Wendy Cherry corrected all identified issues, with the Board agreeing that firefighter
Plymouth Retirement Board unanimously approves 3% COLA for eligible retirees. Vice Chair Lynne Barrett led the meeting in the absence of Chairman Thomas Kelley, with board members Dale Webber, Sharon LaRosa, and Robert Ness participating, including Ness remotely. The cost-of-living increase applies
Plymouth Retirement Board unanimously approved six new hires, two retirements, and financial warrants totaling $10.5 million. Vice Chair Lynne Barrett led the meeting, with board members Dale Webber, Robert Ness, and Sharon LaRosa present; Chairman Thomas Kelley was absent. The Pension Fund held
Plymouth Retirement Board approved ten new municipal employees and four superannuation retirements in unanimous votes Friday. Chairman Thomas Kelley, joined by Executive Director Wendy Cherry and members Lynne Barrett, Dale Webber, Robert Ness, and Sharon LaRosa, processed ten new hires across town
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